Bend News Bridge Club Gatherings and Local Life
Social notes show the Bend Bridge Club hosts and trophy winners Mrs. Cantwell and W. J. Morris. Nearby Pecans and orchard ventures rank with visits from J. H. Fulliloved, F. Pardue, and families. Medical aid, travel to San Saba, Kerrville, and Dennison highlight a community week.
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Pete Hunter
Bridge Club
W. E. Cantwell
W. J. Morris
Messra
Mmes
Sherman Millican
Jess Banta
H. W. Smith
Mrs. Slunter
J. H. Fulliloved
Shreveport
D. F. Moore
Fullilove
Bend
F. F. Pardue
Dallas
Moore
Dennison
Arden Moore
Frank
Miss Roberts
Miss Burkett
San Antonio
Alpine
Velveteen Leads Fashion Race This Season
Velveteen tops the fashion race with wide use in collars and revers. Velvet and cotton satin blouses show during day and evening wear. Brown wool suits gain contrast with rose velveteen revers, while gold trims appear on dresses and accessories. Colors include flesh, aqua, white, yellow, and pearl.
Wine Color Crepe by Cherie Nicholq
Wine colored crepe de chine makes a practical and stylish dinner gown. The model showcases a rich Italian renaissance red tone and a sophisticated simplicity in fashion. The petite point evening case carried by the debutante was designed by Schiaparelli, adding a refined touch.
Paris Styles Bright With Metals and Braids in Winter
Paris fashionists predict brighter winter trimmings with E'gh colored braids from leading designers. Metal trimming, detachable necklace yokes, fringes, tassels, and shells on spangled accents reappear. Schia Parelli unveils a brown velvet dress with a pink degrade bodice and shell trim, plus vivid handbags and gloves to brighten ensembles.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Fashion notes on dramatic Wells wardrobe styles
Wells showcases versatile style with fringe trims on dresses. Fur hats and fur gilets match bright colored gloves with fanciful cuffs. White velvet petal collars and cuffs appear in new sets. Velvet gowns feature jewel-embroidered yokes and wide belts. Metal afternoon dresses reach street length, signaling standout style.
Wide Silk Sashes Return for Slim Waisted Dresses
The article notes the revival of wide silk sashes around heavy silk dresses as a backdated fashion trend returning after years of neglect. It compares current taste to memories of past styles and the regret of not treasuring earlier fashion.
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Odre
Stim Walsta
Sleeveless fur wrap debuts with decorative buttons
New fashion notes describe a sleeveless fur wrap with two large fur buttons for a single shoulder worn over a bright dress. French Eyeshade hats also trend as a chic accessory for French women.
Cherokee FFA Chapter initiates six Green Hands
The Cherokee Chapter of Future Farmers of America held its meeting on November 12, 1935 and initiated six boys: Travis Daugherty, Jack McKneely, William Fishback, Leroy Barber, James Smith, and Joe Davis Lewis. After initiation, the group played pranks involving ammonia scented flowers, a baby care lesson, chalk race, and annointment with arr eg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future’ Farmers of America
Travis Daugherty
Jack McKneely
William Fishback
Leroy Barber
James Smith
Joe Davis Lewis
Major projects for boys include calf and sow ventures
Jim Kuykendall selects a baby beef calf weighing 400 pounds as the sixth calf to feed out on a daily ration of four pounds of corn, shorts and cotton seed meal while running in a maize patch. Another project is a milk sow eating four pounds cotton seed cake and two bundles of hay per day, producing about three gallons daily. Katts feeds six head cattle weighing 78 to 90 pounds with a balanced ration of corn oats and cotton seed meal. Over nine days best gain is 2 to 3 pounds daily, lambs gain about 1 to 3 pounds daily, with Bermuda grass pasture and similar rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kuykendall
Jim
Jin
B. Katts
Bermuda
Simpson H P Club Plans fundraiser for College Station trip
Simpson Creek home demonstration club met with Mrs. L. L. Owen Tuesday to plan next year’s work. A meeting is called for next week for members to assemble pins to be sold to defray expenses for a College Station trip, with attendees Mrs. Owen and Mmes. W. C. Whitt, Ben Hubbert, Doris Fry, Knight Carter, Edgar Hubbert, and Andrew Locklear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Creek
L. L. Owen
Nmbers
College Station
Park's Bakery Offers 110 lb Lard at 35c Each Sale
Bargain alert at Park's Bakery with 110 pound of lard priced at 35 cents each while stock lasts. Great for bulk cooks and bulk buyers seeking pantry staples at a discount. Shop early to secure limited quantity before prices rise.
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Park
Texas Centennial Work Advances at Exposition Park
Dallas reports major Texas Centennial preparations at Exposition Park with six key buildings under construction. Giant shovels and cranes dominate a razed fairgrounds as 1,200 workers build steel and concrete structures totaling 3 million dollars with contracts for an additional 1.6 million. The exposition aims to open June 6 with millions of visitors expected to tour shrines and Texas sites.
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Dallas
Texas
Centennial Exposition Park
Theix
Cording
William Thon
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the Bend News
W. E. Cantrell
A. W. Moore
Nolen Haney
Mission
San Saba
W. T. Moore and Sons
A. W
Ned
Big Bend
Little Bend
R. L. Johnson
Jim Frank
Coleman Mutual Life Insurance
Coleman, Texas
Cherie Nicholas
Velveteen
Cherie Nicholq
RADIO
San Saba Hardware
Simpson
H-P
Exposition Park
G. B. C. Insurance Agency
Mildred & Gay Creamer
Jett Byrd Grocery
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